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Home Depot
(425) 391-8467
(425) 391-8467
6200 E Lake Sammamish Pkwy Se
Redmond, WA
Redmond, WA
Home Depot Inc
(425) 806-9300
(425) 806-9300
18333 120th Ave Ne
Bothell, WA
Bothell, WA
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Lincoln Electric Introduces the Chip Foose-Designed Vista Hemisfear Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet
April 16, 2009 Lincoln Electric has teamed up with Chip Foose - award-winning custom car designer and die-hard Lincoln Electric enthusiast - to introduce Vista Hemisfear, an auto-darkening welding helmet inspired by Foose's 500-HP Hemisfear hot rod. Lincoln Electric has teamed up with Chip Foose - award-winning custom car designer and die-hard Lincoln Electric enthusiast - to introduce Vista Hemisfear, an auto-darkening welding helmet inspired by Foose's 500-HP Hemisfear hot rod.  The latest edition to Lincoln's Vista series of welding helmets, the Hemisfear welding helmet captures the essence of Foose's limited production hot rod, a classic car that gave Foose one of his initial claims to fame in 2006. The helmet features the hot rod's three distinct colors: neon green, black and orange with a custom silver stripe on the side. Other embellishments to the helmet include Chip Foose's signature and the Foose Design logo. The Vista Hemisfear is the company's first using a new lightweight shell design, bringing the total helmet weight to 20 oz. or less depending on configuration. All Vista helmets feature: • Solar powered auto-darkening, eliminating operator error and alkaline corrosion; • Grind and TIG modes, as well as variable delay settings for greater operator control; • Four independent arc sensors to ensure reliability; and • Different view sizes for user preferences, including the 3000 series, with one of the largest vie... |
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